The BJP-led alliance's monumental victory in the Maharashtra state elections has injected a renewed focus on infrastructure development, leading to a surge in PSU stocks across banks, energy, and infrastructure sectors.
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The BJP-led alliance won 200 out of 288 seats in the Maharashtra Assembly elections, achieving a historic victory and the best performance by a party or alliance in Maharashtra since 1990.
The stock market has seen a significant rally in PSU stocks, with shares of companies like PFC, IRFC, BEL, and others surging by 3-8 percent, reflecting renewed investor confidence.
The banking, energy, and infrastructure sectors are expected to benefit the most, with analysts at Motilal Oswal particularly bullish on BFSI, capital goods, and realty sectors.
The 91 percent hit rate for the BJP and the NDA alliance's 64 percent win in Mumbai highlight the comprehensive nature of the victory, underscoring strong support across all regions of Maharashtra.
The victory is expected to drive increased government spending, particularly in infrastructure, and improve the demand narrative, leading to a modest recovery in corporate earnings in the second half of FY25E.
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